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Tailor booked for rioting

Mohali, November 30 The police booked a Zirakpur tailor for rioting and criminal intimidation of a sanitation worker after he complained of improper stitching of a night suit on November 29. The complainant is Vinay Kumar of Panipat and the...

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Updated At : 12:15 PM Dec 01, 2022 IST

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Mohali, November 30

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The police booked a Zirakpur tailor for rioting and criminal intimidation of a sanitation worker after he complained of improper stitching of a night suit on November 29. The complainant is Vinay Kumar of Panipat and the suspect Mohammed Shahdab Khan, who runs a shop on VIP Road. A case has been registered.

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